Parents urged to curb children TV watching and boost play
The article argues TV harms children's curiosity and creativity, citing expert views and a Redbook study. It highlights how limited screen time improved behavior, imagination, grades, and family interaction, while offering practical transitions to plan engaging activities and sports for children.
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Dan Speraw
Turko
Jean Piaget
Redbook Magazine
New Milford
Conn
16 year old skater pursues elite level ice dancing dream
Susan Hannum, a Nottingham High sophomore, trains four hours daily at three Rochester rinks with coach Craig Bond and plans a Wilmington summer camp under Ron Ludington. A lonely journey from reluctant skater to hopeful national contender, she embraces the pressure, discipline, and thrill of competition while seeking a male partner to advance to the sport's elite ranks.
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Susan Hannum
Barbie
Ken
Hannum
Nottingham High School
Rochester
Craig Bond
Sherman Park
Lisa Vaughn
Lisa
Bunny
Susan
Salt City
Meachem, Burnet
Sunnycrest
Bond
Wilmington
Del
Ron Luddington
Linda Fratianne
Tai Babilonia
Randy Gardner
Dance pairs rise as Olympic ice artistry differs
A Rochester coach notes ice dancing emphasizes rhythm and interpretation over gymnastic lifts found in pairs. He says success hinges on finding the right partner, with Susan Hannum needing a compatible partner and years of practice to advance in the sport.
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Craig Bond
Rochester
Bond
Susan Hannum
Summer Football Passing League debuts in Onondaga County
Local youth football launches a summer league to bridge spring training and fall play. Fourteen teams, split American and National, compete on Thursdays at Griffin Field and Coyne with 25 minute games and a safety focused passing format.
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Onondaga County
George Mangicaro
Liverpool High School
New York
Onondaga County Parks and Recreation Compartiment
Griffin Field
Coyne
Mangieara
Bishop Ludden
Skaneateles
Central Square
Bishop Grimes
Liverpool Orange
Syracuse
Andujar beats Pirates amid threats and brushback history
Cardinals pitcher Joaquin Andujar overcame jitters and a death threat received before a visit to Pittsburgh. He earned his first win since May 18, improving to 4-11 as St. Louis routed the Pirates 13-6 behind a 22-hit attack. McGee Hendrick and Van Slyke led the offense with three hits each.
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Andujar
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cardinals
Three Rivers Stadium
Chuck Tanner
Whitey Herzog
Willie McGee
George Hendrick
New Hartford
Andy van Slyke
Andujat
Brewers outlast Indians in high scoring loss
Cleveland drops 11-10 to Milwaukee after early defensive miscues. Milwaukee's Molitor, Simmons, Cooper, Yount and Balboni lead with key hits and homers as the Brewers reach .500 at 36-36.
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Cleveland
Mike Ferraro
Milwaukee Brewers
Toby Harrah
Gorman Thomas
Ted Simmons
RBI
Milwaukee
Paul Molitor
Cecil Cooper
Paul Malitor
Robin Yount
Brewers
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